Overview
Collaborative Learning
The M.S. in nutrition emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration by requiring six elective graduate credits in other disciplines, including graduate-level courses from the School of Social Work, the School of Information Studies, Brennan School of Business and the School of Education. You will learn about different professions and different viewpoints by engaging with graduate students in other areas. The program is designed to position your career for success and leadership in today’s health and wellness sector.
Program Overview
- Time to complete: four semesters as a full-time student
- Full- and part-time status available
- Classes are offered evenings at our campus
- Selected courses are available online
- Advisors will focus on career planning so that your elective coursework and supervised practice rotations will be tailored to your career goals
- Academic advising will also be available to help you achieve required academic, clinical and professional milestones in the program
- GRE waivers are available; see if you qualify
Career Options
Registered dietitians work in a wide range of settings:
- Hospitals
- Clinics
- Schools
- Local, state and federal government health departments
- Community programs
- Private practice
- Business and marketing
- Food industry and regulations
- Nutrition communication and consulting
The Dominican Difference
As a Dominican student, you will be challenged and supported daily to think for yourself and think big, be rigorous and passionate about your pursuits and do your part to make the world a better place. Along the way, you will learn to transform your passions into real-world opportunities and impact as you pursue truth, provide compassionate service, and participate in the creation of a more just and humane world.